Sentence examples for if that trick from inspiring English sources

The big screen is crucial if that trick is to succeed: watch a Fritz Lang thriller like "The Woman at the Window" or "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt" on DVD and you find yourself scoffing at the unlikely curves and switches in the plot, whereas the same setups, viewed in the dreamy imprisonment of a movie theatre, feel like the machinery of fate.

If Greenspan can repeat that trick this time around, he will deserve all the plaudits he has received during the last decade — and more — but it will not be easy.

It would be a late run if Jenkins wants to repeat that trick this week, meaning the City is focusing on positives.

If scientists could figure out that trick, they might be able to engineer dahlias to make more black varieties.

Lastly you will receive over 3000 dollars with that trick if you do it step by step.

You cannot move the time stamps more than the range of time zones = 23 hours or other than multiples of half hours with that trick; if you need more, you could repeat the steps multiple times, but it gets pretty boring for longer intervals.

The phrase was hardly out of my mouth when I saw a familiar green packet on a nearby shelf and asked the young man behind the counter if that would do the trick.

And, if that doesn't do the trick, more war.

If that didn't do the trick, nationalisation could not be ruled out, he agreed.A day earlier Alistair Darling, the chancellor of the exchequer, unveiled a pre-budget report that included £1 billion of government guarantees for small-business loans and another £1 billion to underwrite export lending.

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They intend to file lawsuits in British, French and Dutch courts – and then, if that doesn't do the trick, bring their case to the International Court of Justice.